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The American history and encyclopedia of music, 1908
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1EDVARD HAGERUP GRIEG.
3Born in 1843. Norwegian composer of modern school, music markedly Norse in character. Began to compose at the age of nine, his first instruction being received from his mother. On the advice of Ole Bull he studied at Leipzig and later studied at Copenhagen. Work very individual as well as distinctly national. Was the author of many great orchestral works, beautiful songs and charming compositions for the piano and the violin. Founded a musical union in Christiania, which he conducted for many years. Was highly esteemed by musicians; and his works, so many of which were founded on the Norse folk-songs, were very popular. Died in the fall of 1907.
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